"It's a really good because they're getting behind St John ambulance and they are trying to raise enough money. If they are able to do that they'll be able to send it to where they need it."
Thorpe easily had the best-looking ambulance and the end of the building competition.
He said Mealamu did not follow the instructions at all.
"Once we got up to the headlights he went completely wrong. Had a bunch of things sticking up the top.
"This is what happens when you follow the instructions. You win."
With 455,000 ambulance calls, 428,000 patients cared for and nearly 20 million kilometres travelled in New Zealand in the past year alone, St John's ambulances and its paramedics are New Zealanders' first port of call in an emergency.
Providing emergency services to almost 90 per cent of New Zealanders, St John has 660 ambulances stationed throughout the country, and responds to 1,200 calls daily. But with high demand for its services, and the country's growing population, St John requires a new ambulance to join its fleet.
The St John Toy Ambulances come as a limited edition 106-piece block set for you or the kids to put together. They're available to purchase for $15.